Markets rebounded on Tuesday on the back of gains from the banking sector after an initial drag in the opening hours with Sensex forming a small bullish hammer on a candlestick. The US CPI came in hotter than expectations which puts the soft landing narrative under threat. This is the second straight month with both readings being higher than expected. Markets are worried that the Fed may not...
Markets witnessed broad-based selling, especially from midcap and a small-cap segment where the small-cap Index plunged by 4% while Sensex suffered losses of 0.8% on the back of unwinding from domestic participants. The selling may be an indication that broader markets may have topped out in the near term and money flow is expected to divert from midcap and small-cap segment to large-cap...
Markets for the week remained under pressure after RBI emphasized about discontinuing the accommodative stance which forced Sensex to end lower by 0.6%. However, with Sensex holding firmly above 70,665, the potential for a further rally towards 75,600 remains on the cards. In macro terms, the Sensex to Gold ratio has seen a major breakout on a weekly basis which may lead to further...
Markets witnessed a decline on the back of RBI withdrawing accommodative stance in monetary policy with Bank nifty declining over 2% forcing Nifty to end lower by 1%. After yesterday’s decline, Sensex has moved closer to 50 DMA and is expected to rebound from the support zone to resume its upmove in the near term. Meanwhile, the depreciating Japanese Yen may positively impact Indian markets...
Markets ended with gains after recouping Monday’s losses and formed inside bar setup on candlesticks. The inside bar with bullish candle indicates volatility to expand with positive bias in market and Sensex could be placed to test 75,600 in the coming days. Adding to it, bullish crossover can be witnessed in MACD which may act as a trigger for fueling momentum in the short term. The previous...
Markets cooled from highs to close with losses of 0.4% after news emerged about a slump in Chinese markets while the Pharma Index managed to end with gains of around 2%. From a trading perspective, Sensex remains with a positive bias as long it holds firmly above 70,665 with an immediate target seen at 75,600. With the recent depreciation in the Japanese Yen and Brent Crude trading...
Markets for the week posted gains of around 2% despite weakness in Nifty Bank while large caps like Reliance, TCS, and Infosys significantly contributed to the Sensex upmove. The India VIX cooled from a high of 16 levels post-budget. From Sensex’s perspective, the breakout levels have been corroborated well after Sensex rebounded from the support line. In the next few days, we expect...
Market activity remained muted throughout the trading session yesterday as the Interim Budget was devoid of any major changes with Sensex finally ending in slightly negative terrain. The India VIX dropped sharply by 10% opening gates for further put writing after the event was over. The overall outlook for the market remains positive with 70,665 seen as major support and Sensex is expected to...
Markets regained control above the breakout line after Sensex posted closing above 71500 and could be poised to rally further towards 74000 in the coming days. The RSI reading moving back above the 50 mark and followed with RSI generating positive reversal on a daily basis may provide a booster dose for accelerating momentum in the coming days. Yesterday’s up move although led by...
Markets surged around 2 pct on Monday to recoup last week’s losses after Reliance Industries single-handedly contributed to Sensex gains by rallying 7 pct. The breakout in the ratio of Reliance Industries to Nifty 50 acted as a key trigger for momentum buying in Reliance Industries which may accelerate further in the coming days. In Sensex, the immediate upside is seen towards...